Do you still think about your ex-partner months after the breakup? Do you check your phone several times per hour to reread old messages? Do you think about them when you wake up, when you go to sleep, sometimes struggling to focus on your daily tasks?

How to love someone who carries invisible wounds? Is there an optimal way to be the partner of someone who has survived interpersonal trauma? 

Nico and Ima have been a couple for five years. Nico was exposed to violence between his parents at a very early age, and was himself abused as a child. Although his relationship with Ima has been stable for several years, Nico doesn't always feel comfortable in his relationship.

Sam can't wait for Alex to return from a work trip so they can have an intimate moment together. When Alex gets home, Sam immediately notices that Alex looks exhausted and responds poorly to his/her affection.

It seemed crucial to us, for awareness and prevention purposes, to facilitate access to scientifically informed data for as many people as possible.

During their childhood, nearly one in two individuals report being exposed to their parents’ aggressive behaviour in the context of marital conflicts

Adolescence is a period of great change. On the one hand, your autonomy and identity are developing

There is growing evidence that childhood sexual abuse may be linked to the development of sexual difficulties in adulthood

Maxime and Charlie have been together for 3 years. Sometimes, during the night, Charlie wakes up wanting to engage in sex with Maxime. Usually, after waking up, Charlie turns to Maxime, hugs them, kisses them, and puts their hands under their pajamas.